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Front Wheel Drive Positraction's for GM Vehicles
When you're serious about front wheel traction! Upgrade your non positraction differential carrier to positraction.
Improve Traction on GM Front wheel drive vehicles
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Need more traction for your front wheel drive General Motors vehicle, now we can provide limited slip positraction units for automatic transaxles for your front wheel drive GM vehicles listed here: Cavalier, Z24, Beretta, Corsica, Celebrity, Lumina, Impala, Venture, Monte Carlo, Skylark, Skyhawk, Electra, Century, Regal, Reatta, Riviera, Lesabre, Park Avenue, Rendezvous, LaCrosse, Grand Am, Grand Prix, GTP, Bonneville, Lemans, Sunbird, Sunfire, Aztec, Montana, Delta, Eighty Eight, Ninety Eight, Cutlass, Ciera, Calais, Firenza, Achieva, Toronado, Silhouette, Deville, Seville, Concourse, Eldorado, Allante and Cimmaron.
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For drag racing applications, it increases traction for quick starts by providing a 50/50 torque-split to the front tires, which results in quicker and more consistent 60' times and reduced ETs.
In Auto-x applications, it will eliminate the inside wheel spin that kills power-out on turns without the "lock-up" associated with ratchet or worm-gear type differentials. The EP Limited Slip Differential uses friction clutches to allow the differential gears to "grip", not slip. The EP Limited Slip Differential uses die-stamped (Street) or CNC machined (Race), hardened-steel thrust plates and specifically designed pre-load springs sets for each of the two versions availabl
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Daytona Pace Car. 3.8 SC, 3.4" pulley, SLP ram air. Stock ECU. |
Two wheel traction on dry or wet pavement! Speaking of 60' times! While attempting a big smoky burnout, we had both tires soaked in water, the e-brake set, and both rear tires chocked and the car STILL wouldn't sit still long enough for our photo-op. It drove over the chocks and pulled straight ahead! |
Here's the EP Limited-Slip Differential in a turn. The wheels were turned hard left and both tires STILL SPIN! The competition can't claim this! |